Common use of TRIP END HAIL Clause in Contracts

TRIP END HAIL. The trip-end hail report must be submitted at least 6 hours in advance of 8 landing for all trips at least 6 hours in duration or occurring more than 6 hours from port. 9 For shorter trips, the trip-end hail reports must be submitted within sufficient in 10 consultation with NMFS Office of Law Enforcement. An alternative timing for the trip end 11 hail may be implemented during FY 2021 or 2022 if agreed upon by the sector, the 12 monitoring provider, and NMFS. The trip end hail must include the following: 13 8.5.1 Operator’s Permit Number 14 8.5.2 Vessel Trip Report (VTR) serial number

TRIP END HAIL. The trip-end hail report must be submitted at least 6 hours in advance of 8 10 landing for all trips at least 6 hours in duration or occurring more than 6 hours from port. 9 11 For shorter trips, the trip-end hail reports must be submitted within sufficient in 10 12 consultation with NMFS Office of Law Enforcement. An alternative timing for the trip end 11 13 hail may be implemented during FY 2021 2023 or 2022 2024 if agreed upon by the sector, the 12 14 monitoring provider, and NMFS. The trip end hail must include the following: 13 15 8.5.1 Operator’s Permit Number 14 16 8.5.2 Vessel Trip Report (VTR) serial number

TRIP END HAIL. The trip-end hail report must be submitted at least 6 hours in advance of 8 landing for all trips at least 6 hours in duration or occurring more than 6 hours from port. 9 For shorter trips, the trip-end hail reports must be submitted within sufficient in 10 consultation with NMFS Office of Law Enforcement. An alternative timing for the trip end 11 hail may be implemented during FY 2021 2017 or 2022 2018 if agreed upon by the sector, the 12 monitoring provider, and NMFS. The trip end hail must include the following: 13 8.5.1 Operator’s Permit Number 14 8.5.2 Vessel Trip Report (VTR) serial number

TRIP END HAIL. The trip-end hail report must be submitted at least 6 hours in advance of 8 landing for all trips at least 6 hours in duration or occurring more than 6 hours from 9 port. 9 For shorter trips, the trip-end hail reports must be submitted within sufficient in 10 consultation with NMFS Office of Law Enforcement. An alternative timing for the trip 11 end 11 hail may be implemented during FY 2021 2023 or 2022 2024 if agreed upon by the sector, the 12 monitoring provider, and NMFS. The trip end hail must include the following: 13 8.5.1 Operator’s Permit Number 14 8.5.2 Vessel Trip Report (VTR) serial number

TRIP END HAIL. The trip-end hail report must be submitted at least 6 hours in advance of 8 4 landing for all trips at least 6 hours in duration or occurring more than 6 hours from port. 9 5 For shorter trips, the trip-end hail reports must be submitted within sufficient in 10 6 consultation with NMFS Office of Law Enforcement. An alternative timing for the trip end 11 7 hail may be implemented during FY 2021 2019 or 2022 2020 if agreed upon by the sector, the 12 8 monitoring provider, and NMFS. The trip end hail must include the following: 13 9 8.5.1 Operator’s Permit Number 14 10 8.5.2 Vessel Trip Report (VTR) serial number

TRIP END HAIL. The trip-end hail report must be submitted at least 6 hours in advance of 8 2 landing for all trips at least 6 hours in duration or occurring more than 6 hours from port. 9 3 For shorter trips, the trip-end hail reports must be submitted within sufficient in 10 4 consultation with NMFS Office of Law Enforcement. An alternative timing for the trip end 11 5 hail may be implemented during FY 2021 2019 or 2022 2020 if agreed upon by the sector, the 12 6 monitoring provider, and NMFS. The trip end hail must include the following: 13 7 8.5.1 Operator’s Permit Number 14 8 8.5.2 Vessel Trip Report (VTR) serial number